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I'm not going to provide more "holy hell that was the worst thing ever" about tonight's loss. That's been covered in full here. It was a horrible loss. The worst of the year. The part that is concerning to me in regards to a possible second half collapse is this... Going back to the Royals...

True, but if Soroka doesn't give us 6-7 innings tomorrow, our bullpen was burned in a game we held an 11-1 lead at one point.

A win is great. Negates the loss from last night. But what the actual hell? From up 11-1 in the 7th to an 11-8 win? This is all the momentum the Gnats will need tomorrow to win 2-of-3.

**** this series and **** this game. The Rockies are solid, but we've blown two of the three games, one in epic fashion, and it results in, at the very best, winning only one of four at home. Even if we win tomorrow this is still probably the most frustrating and dissatisfying series of the year.

This cancels out the Cubs debacle. This team and this season has been something special. We still have a long ways to go to see if this will hold up, but if it does, then it's a definite unexpected surprise. I know this has probably been mentioned and discussed on here multiple times in other...

At the risk of sounding overreactionary, but...um.... We're the greatest team of all-time. 110+ wins isn't out of the question. Our "The Process" seems to be paying off a whole hell of a lot quicker than the 76ers "The Process".

I'm aware of that. It's just odd that we keep having these 5ish game win streaks and 5ish game losing streaks to be that type of team. Usually that isn't how a team plays .500 ball.

Nats runs scored last six games: 15 11 16 7 5 22 (and counting) That's 76 runs in their last six games, which comes to 12.7 runs per game. Yikes.

Wish we could figure out what we are. Are we a .500-ish team, or what? Five game losing streak, five game winning streak, six game losing streak, and a four game winning streak in our last 20 games. It's been a strange start to the season.

Two in a row mother f***ers! We're unstoppable!

I still have no clue why we seem to be so intent on trading Teheran. I mean he's only 25 years old and having a season that would probably have him in Cy Young discussions if he wasn't on one of the two worst teams in baseball and if Clayton Kershaw didn't exist. We can't just keep trading...

We're about to get swept, at Turner, by arguably the third worst team in baseball. That's really eye-opening and really tells you how terrible we are this year. Not that I care. I'm of the belief that if you're going to suck, then suck more than everyone else.

We beat the best team in baseball. I say we just end our season here. Do or cause something that forfeits the rest of our games and go out on a high note.

So here's another infuriating Daniel Murphy trivia tidbit: He has as many postseason home runs (7) in 9 postseason games as Hank Aaron and Willie Mays combined for in 42 postseason games. That's according to Ian O'Connor's Twitter. https://twitter.com/Ian_OConnor/status/657029106475900932

Daniel Murphy has now homered off Arietta, Greinke, and Kershaw this postseason.

F**k yeah. Cubs young studs teeing off on the Cards in the 5th.

You're both right. Anytime I'm in the same boat, and have to check the score on my phone or online when I get home and see we lost a game something like 8-3, I can guess what when I scroll down to the pitcher portion of the boxscore our starter will be one of Folty, Wisler, or Perez.

Yeah, the "race against the clock" format was awesome. Really liked it and, given how popular it appeared to be, I'm guessing they'll stick with it. It also helped that the hometown player did the uthinkable twice by hitting 14 HRs in round one to beat Fielder's 13 in the final seconds, and...

This. It's extremely frustrating yet not even a little bit surprising at the same time. Our bullpen is just all kinds of incompetent. Despite that, and the firesale in the off-season to go into "rebuild" mode, we're still sitting at one game below .500 85 games into the season. With just a...

Red Sox had us right where they wanted us: down 4-0 and get to the bullpen with 3 ABs to go.